May believed that the central problem we faced in the second half of the twentieth century and the beginning of the twenty-first century is

The failure to retrieve information we know we possess is the "memory sin" that

Schacter refers to as a. blocking. b. persistence. c. transience. d. suggestibility. e. absent-mindedness.

In bottom-up processing, the resulting percept is determined by

a. stimulus characteristics. b. our expectations. c. our current emotions. d. what others tell us. e. other environmental stimuli.